Implementing inclusion will require communication between teachers, administrators, and families. IEP meetings offer a great way to work with these important people.
Ways to communicate with administrators and other staff:
Supply documentation that includes dates, time, subject, and types of accommodations implemented with a student
Supply a portfolio of the student's work
Email staff about student's progress
Ways to communicate with families:
Send home a daily progress report.
Make phone calls to parents
Email families about the progress of the child.
Allow parents to see a sample of the student's work along with the standards the assignment addresses.
Ways to support students with disabilities in the general curriculum:
Start a log of students with special needs and accommodations you have tried.
Make a positive phone call to parents to begin a partnership.
Provide family supports through city and district means.
Invite families to the school to share techniques that work at home.
Implications
Implementing inclusion will require communication between teachers, administrators, and families. IEP meetings offer a great way to work with these important people.
Ways to communicate with administrators and other staff:
Ways to communicate with families:
Ways to support students with disabilities in the general curriculum:
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